New Year's Food
…Ain’t there a hella sus mini meat bun mixed in with the osechi1 Karigane prepared? It’s gotta be that fucker Yowa again.
Then if we eat this, we’ll end up in a laughing fit like Taotao last time!?
Yeah… I remember something like that happening… I've been kind of scared of eating meat buns since then. But it looks so good, I feel myself unconsciously reaching for it…
Stop, you dumbasses—
~ Tao & Chihiro eat the meat bun ~
…P-PWAHAHAHAHAHA! It… happened… again…! AHAHAH! We’re all weird again!!
Yaaaaay! It worked! My brilliant trigger the first laugh plan was a big success!
Yowa, you bastard, c’mere…!! Stop fucking people up this early into the year!!
Osechi is a traditional New Year’s food in Japan where a multi-layered box called a jubako, that looks similar to a bento box, is filled with an assortment of dishes. The multi-layered box symbolize hope that happiness and wealth will come continuously.
Hagoita are the wooden paddles used to play Hanetsuki, a traditional Japanese racket game played on the New Year.